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Privacy features include Do not track, Block third-party cookies, and an option that requests websites to not sell or share your data. Features are light but the browser does let you customise the homepage, letting you play with elements such as the search bar, background, and favourites. As you can expect from a browser of this size, web pages load extremely quickly and scrolling is as smooth as it can get. It weighs just 2MB and is designed for minimalism. Privacy has also been special attention with Do Not Track and Global Privacy Control features.

The address bar, menu, search bar, tab bar, tabs page, and font can all be adjusted according to your liking. One of the lesser-known internet surfers on Android, Soul goes the extra mile in terms of personalisation, letting you tinker around with just about everything you can see on it. If you thought Vivaldi was customisable, wait till you hear about Soul Browser.

The Privacy Report feature on the new tab page shows you the number of trackers and ads you’ve blocked and the amount of data you’ve saved.Īlso read | Tired of listening to the same songs on Spotify? Try these tricks to discover new music Soul (Android) Privacy takes the front seat with Brave, with the browser proudly reminding you of how safe you are right when you open it up. The app sports a familiar interface but with a twist – the address bar has been moved to the bottom so that you don’t have to reach across your screen as often. If you have been a lifelong Chrome user and would rather that your next browser doesn’t stray too far from what you’re used to, then Brave makes the perfect privacy-focused alternative. If Firefox’s extensive feature list feels overwhelming, then the browser also has an alternate, slimmed-down version called Firefox Focus. Third-party cookies and unwanted ads that follow you around the web are also swatted away with the Enhanced Tracking Protection mode.

The browser lets you install extensions, bringing support for your favourite desktop extensions like Dark Reader and Ghostery to mobile (for the first time?).

By default, Firefox promises to block over 2,000 trackers that collect information about where you go online and slow down loading speeds.

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